Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-11

Mr.iNaltsr King has gone to Diamon'
to spend the summer
Nh. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong hav
gone to Seattle to reside.
Mrs. Lou 6ickel returned home last We
nesday from an Eastern visit.
Mrs.. Godfrey Lavsll contemplates givinl
. lafks dancing reception soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Haldorn have taksl
the Wallace residence on West Broadway
DR.. Gillespie, of Portland. Oregon, is il
Butte. He intends locating in VAUDEVILLE
Miss Tillis Hall returned yesterday IRON
a { peasant ''''' 70 '''0o' IN '''' Lax
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Apnear, OF Walker
the 10th. ~
tended the Entire Nous party last Friday
evening.
The latest wrinkle at weddings il for thu
bride to carry q prayer book instead OF q
bouquet.
Nj. J. F. Shields, Of Chicago, has beer
interviewing the merchants OF Butte the
past week.
Mrs. r. 3. Hoee who now visiting friends
in San Francisco is expected home in about
three weeks.
The Misses Fallon, Of Helena, are VISITING
at the depot. They are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. McQueeney.
Mr.. William Parsons of Ohio, q cousin
of Mr.. Ed. and Mr. Howard Babcock, has
come to Butte to reside.
One OF the teachers in the Central school
building is to be married soon after school
closes to an army officer.
Mrs. L. v. Wertheimer and children re.
turned On this mornings train after q five
months visit to California.
The young men OF the Hayloft or Halle.
lujah Club were out last Monday evening
serenadiDg their lady friends.
Couture 4 Leford's May party. which
took place at Renshaw Hall last -Wednes.
day evening. was q pleasant affair.
Miss Jennie Bartlett, who has been very
i'll. is much improved and will accompany
her mother to California in q few days.
The residence Of, Mr.. J. F. Kelly is being
rapidly constructed and when finished will
be one of the handsomest cottages in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Calkins will soon move
from their present abode on Lower Main
street to a brick cottage on East Granite
steeet.a
The public schools will close on the goth
instant. It is thought that several private
schools will be started in the Central School
building.
Miss Nettie Sadler and Miss Mercy Walk.
or, Of Salt Lake City, will visit Butte in a
few weeks. They will be guests of Mrs.
John Noyes.
Fred Allen left for Massachusetts last
Tuesday to be present at the marriage
ceremony of his sister. He will be absent
q month or six weeks.
The Rosenthal residence, on East Gran
ito street, is undergoing repairs. In the
meantime the family are occupying a small
cottage across the ST. eet.
Mrs. Thomas Lavell and her sister, Mrs.
returned Wednesday from a
pleasant visit to Fort Custer. Mrs. Riden-
baugh returned to her no lie at Boise City,
Idaho, last Thursday.
The most fashionable dresses for spring
and summer wear are made OF soft surah
china silk, cut somewhat after the Greek
fashion. and held about the waist by a
long silken cord and tassel.
A scarlet coat or wrap is numbered among
the possessions OF every fashionable girls
summer wardrobe. They are found most
to throw over q light colOred
gown on cool summer evenings.
A meeting will be held at Messrs. Casey &
Brophy's store Monday evening at 8
for the purpose OF organizing a
and lawn tennis club. All lovers oi
these sports are invited to be present.
Sands & Boyce's new plan-that of spe-
cial sales of certain articles each WEEKS
approved by the ladies. as by
watching these opportunities they will be
enabled to purchase at reduced rates all
kinds of wearing apparel.
MI. and Mrs. Babcock left Butte yester-
day morning for Helena, where they will
spend the summer. What is our loss is
Helena's gain. Mrs. Babcock is a charming
lady and has won q great many friends in
Butte who will regret her departure.
White and pale gray wells with lace edges
are to be worn this summer in preference
to all others. They come in certain differ
emit sizes and, to be worn in the most fash
way, should reach just beyond the
tips of the nose, leaving the upper lip bare.
Miss Ella R. Buck, daughter of Mr.. c. M.
Buck, and MIR. Chas. H. Pratt, in the en-
ploy of Hight & Fairfield, will be married
Thursday evening at the Congrega-
tional Church by the Rev. Mr.. Clark. No
cards. The friends of the young couple are
invited to be present.